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|A single path or a comma-separated list of paths pointing to a backup artifact file.
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|The path can point to an individual backup artifact, a folder that contains artifacts, or a comma-separated list of backup artifact files. An artifact file can be 1) a full backup, in which case it is restored directly or, 2) a differential backup, in which case the command tries first to find in the folder a backup chain ending at that specific differential backup and then restores that chain. It is possible to restore backups from AWS S3 buckets, Google Cloud storage buckets, and Azure buckets using the appropriate URI as the path.
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|<prefix>.cluster.raft.applied_index|The applied index of the Raft log. Represents the application of the committed Raft log entries to the database and internal state. The applied index should always be less than or equal to the commit index. The difference between this and the commit index can be used to monitor how up-to-date the follower database is. (gauge)
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|<prefix>.cluster.raft.prune_index |The head index of the Raft log. Represents the oldest Raft index that exists in the log. A prune event will increase this value. This can be used to track how much history of Raft logs the member has. (gauge)
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|<prefix>.cluster.raft.term|The Raft Term of this server. It increases monotonically if you do not unbind the cluster state. (gauge)
|<prefix>.cluster.raft.tx_retries|label:deprecated[Deprecated in 2025.02] Transaction retries. (counter)
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|<prefix>.cluster.raft.is_leader|Is this server the leader? Track this for each rafted primary database in the cluster. It reports `0` if it is not the leader and `1` if it is the leader. The sum of all of these should always be `1`. However, there are transient periods in which the sum can be more than `1` because more than one member thinks it is the leader. Action may be needed if the metric shows `0` for more than 30 seconds. (gauge)
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